Chinese Herbal Oral Paste for Conditioning Qi Deficiency Constitution and Processing Method therefor

ABSTRACT

The present application discloses a Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qi deficiency constitution. The Chinese herbal oral paste includes the following components: heterophylly falsestarwort root, tangshen, fuling, prepared liquorice root, root and vine of manyprickle acanthopanax6-18 parts of milkvetch root, dried tangerine peel, angelica2-8 parts of Chinese arborvitae kernel, lotus seeds, radix asparagi, danshen root, solomonseal rhizome, hyacinth bean, Chinese yam, villous amomum fruit, coix seed, glossy ganoderma, finger citron, Chinese dates, fruit of Chinese magnoliavine, lilium brownii, xylitol, and donkey-hide gelatin. The Chinese herbal oral paste of the present disclosure has a higher drug concentration and good taste, is particularly suitable for health preserving in winter and conditioning the qi deficiency constitution, will not create negative effects or harm to the human body at all, and is capable of achieving certain efficacy of strengthening physical health.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of health foods, andparticularly to a Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qideficiency constitution and a processing method therefor.

BACKGROUND

In Classification and Determination of Constitution in TraditionalChinese Medicine, the China Association of Chinese Medicine classifiesbody constitutions of the human body into nine types, including yin-yangharmony constitution, yang deficiency constitution, yin deficiencyconstitution, qi deficiency constitution, phlegm-dampness constitution,damp-heat constitution, qi depression constitution, blood stasisconstitution, and allergic constitution, most of which belong tosub-healthy states.

The qi deficiency constitution means that, when internal organs of thehuman body are dysfunctional and transformation and generation of qi areinsufficient, manifestations of qi deficiency would easily occur, whichare usually represented by faint low voice, emaciation of the body oroverweight, pale complexion, shortness of breath and unwillingness tospeak, lassitude, body fatigue and weakness, spontaneous perspirationwhich is especially more serious when in movement, pale red tongue withteeth prints and with white tongue coating, and weak pulse, diseases arecaused due to various causes, different symptoms are seen due to thedifference in qi-deficient parts such as heart, lung, spleen and kidney.The tendency of morbidity is: being susceptible to common cold andvisceroptosis, usually having weakened immune systems and having slowrecovery from illness. For this, qi tonifying and qi nourishing aretaken as the general therapeutic principle, and prescriptions fortonifying viscera are selected on the basis of differentiation ofdiseases according to pathological changes of the viscera and theirinterrelations.

The qi deficiency constitution is formed mainly because native endowmentis deficient and after long-term eating disorder, emotional disorder,long illness and fatigue, oldness and weakness cause heart, lung, spleenand kidney damages. Since heart governs blood and vessels, lungdominates qi throughout the body, kidney stores vigor, and spleen andstomach are “source of engendering transformation of qi”, the qideficiency constitution will easily develop symptoms that the effect ofpromoting blood running is reduced, transformation and generation of qiin the body are insufficient, and the functions of the body inpreventing the invasion of exogenous pathogenic factors, protecting thesuperficies of the body, and maintaining the positions of the internalorgans are decreased.

It is mentioned in the Inner Canon of the Yellow Emperor that “thesuperior physician prevents illness, the mediocre physician attends toimpending illness, and the inferior physician treats actual illness”,wherein the phrase “prevent illness” means taking corresponding measuresto prevent the occurrence and development of diseases. The bodyconstitution determines the health of people and susceptibility todiseases. It is believed in the traditional Chinese medicine that sincethe human beings live in the natural world, physiological functions ofthe human body usually change with seasons, that is, “correspondencebetween man and nature”. Winter is the season when the human body“stores energies”, thus appropriate nourishment can enhance theconstitution, ward off diseases and strengthen the body, and prolonglife, that is, conditioning in winter or nourishing in winter commonlymentioned in the traditional Chinese medicine. For the sub-healthypopulation with qi deficiency constitution, a solid oral paste with ahigher drug concentration and good taste, and being convenient to carrymore meets requirements of modern people.

SUMMARY

A main object of the present disclosure is to provide a Chinese herbalnourishing product suitable for conditioning in winter so as to treat qideficiency constitution.

In order to achieve the above object, according to one aspect of thepresent disclosure, there is provided a Chinese herbal oral paste forconditioning qi deficiency constitution.

The Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qi deficiencyconstitution according to the present disclosure includes the followingcomponents in parts by weight: 5-16 parts of heterophylly falsestarwortroot, 4-15 parts of tangshen, 5-16 parts of fuling, 3-7 parts ofprepared liquorice root, 6-17 parts of root and vine of manyprickleacanthopanax, 6-18 parts of milkvetch root, 3-9 parts of dried tangerinepeel, 2-14 parts of angelica, 2-8 parts of Chinese arborvitae kernel,7-17 parts of lotus seeds, 5-16 parts of radix asparagi, 5-16 parts ofdanshen root, 6-17 parts of solomonseal rhizome, 7-15 parts of hyacinthbean, 6-20 parts of Chinese yam, 1-5 parts of villous amomum fruit, 3-17parts of coix seed, 6-18 parts of glossy ganoderma, 3-10 parts of fingercitron, 5-14 parts of Chinese dates, 3-9 parts of fruit of Chinesemagnoliavine, 13-25 parts of lilium brownii, 20-40 parts of xylitol, and30-50 parts of donkey-hide gelatin.

Furthermore, the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qideficiency constitution according to the present disclosure includes thefollowing components in parts by weight: 7-13 parts of heterophyllyfalsestarwort root, 7-13 parts of tangshen, 7-13 parts of fuling, 4-6parts of prepared liquorice root, 9-14 parts of root and vine ofmanyprickle acanthopanax, 9-15 parts of milkvetch root, 5-7 parts ofdried tangerine peel, 6-10 parts of angelica, 4-7 parts of Chinesearborvitae kernel, 10-15 parts of lotus seeds, 7-13 parts of radixasparagi, 7-13 parts of danshen root, 9-13 parts of solomonseal rhizome,10-13 parts of hyacinth bean, 10-16 parts of Chinese yam, 2-4 parts ofvillous amomum fruit, 9-15 parts of coix seed, 9-15 parts of glossyganoderma, 5-7 parts of finger citron, 7-13 parts of Chinese dates, 5-7parts of fruit of Chinese magnoliavine, 16-23 parts of lilium brownii,25-35 parts of xylitol, and 35-45 parts of donkey-hide gelatin.

Furthermore, the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qideficiency constitution according to the present disclosure includes thefollowing components in parts by weight: 10 parts of heterophyllyfalsestarwort root, 10 parts of tangshen, 10 parts of fuling, 5 parts ofprepared liquorice root, 12 parts of root and vine of manyprickleacanthopanax, 12 parts of milkvetch root, 6 parts of dried tangerinepeel, 8 parts of angelica, 6 parts of Chinese arborvitae kernel, 12parts of lotus seeds, 10 parts of radix asparagi, 10 parts of danshenroot, 12 parts of solomonseal rhizome, 12 parts of hyacinth bean, 13parts of Chinese yam, 3 parts of villous amomum fruit, 12 parts of coixseed, 12 parts of glossy ganoderma, 6 parts of finger citron, 10 partsof Chinese dates, 6 parts of fruit of Chinese magnoliavine, 20 parts oflilium brownii, 30 parts of xylitol, and 40 parts of donkey-hidegelatin.

In order to achieve the above object, according to the other aspect ofthe present disclosure, there is a processing method for a Chineseherbal oral paste for conditioning qi deficiency constitution.

The processing method for a Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioningqi deficiency constitution according to the present disclosure includesthe following steps in sequence: preparation of materials, soaking,decoction, concentration, and collecting an oral paste.

Furthermore, the step of preparation of materials is: measuring rawmaterials of formula ratio according to composition of the Chineseherbal oral paste, and washing raw materials, except donkey-hide gelatinand xylitol, for subsequent use.

Furthermore, the soaking step is: soaking the cleaned raw materials with8-10 folds of water for 8-15 h, with the water over the raw materials by10-20 cm.

Furthermore, the decoction step is: decocting the soaked drug materialsover flame, firstly boiling the drug materials with high heat tosufficiently expand, then boiling the drug materials with low heat for1-2 hours of decoction, then filtering drug juice with gauze, thensoaking filtered dregs of decoction with clear water and decocting thesoaked dregs of decoction with low heat for 1 hour, thus repeating 2-4times, then combining the filtered drug juice, and squeezing andfiltering the dregs to obtain squeezed juice; combining decoction juicewith the squeezed juice, followed by static settlement for 2 h, andfiltering, to obtain a supernatant liquid for subsequent use.

Furthermore, the concentration step is: boiling and skimming thesupernatant liquid resulted in the decoction step, followed by stirringwhile decocting and concentrating with low heat, until the drug liquiddoes not disperse when being dropped on paper, to obtain a vegetarianpaste.

Furthermore, the step of collecting an oral paste is: pouring xylitoland melted donkey-hide gelatin into the vegetarian paste respectively,stirring them continuously with a shovel while cooking them slowly withlow heat, until the juice can coagulate and not disperse into beads whendropped into clear water, then canning the resulted oral paste.

The melting step is: smashing lumps of donkey-hide gelatin into smallgelatin pieces or gelatin powder, soaking and softening the smallgelatin pieces or the gelatin powder in Shaoxing wine, water bathheating the softened small gelatin pieces or gelatin powder in a steameruntil they are completely melted.

The Chinese herbal oral paste of the present disclosure has a higherdrug concentration and good taste, is particularly suitable for healthpreserving in winter and conditioning the qi deficiency constitution,will not create negative effects or harm to the human body at all, andis capable of achieving certain efficacy of strengthening physicalhealth.

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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a processing technology for a Chinese herbaloral paste of an embodiment of the present disclosure.

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It should be noted that the embodiments of the present application andthe features of the embodiments can be combined with each other if thereis no conflict. The present application will be described in detailbelow in combination with the embodiments.

The present disclosure provides a Chinese herbal oral paste forconditioning qi deficiency constitution, including the followingcomponents: heterophylly falsestarwort root, tangshen, fuling, preparedliquorice root, root and vine of manyprickle acanthopanax, milkvetchroot, dried tangerine peel, angelica, Chinese arborvitae kernel, lotusseeds, radix asparagi, danshen root, solomonseal rhizome, hyacinth bean,Chinese yam, villous amomum fruit, coix seed, glossy ganoderma, fingercitron, Chinese dates, fruit of Chinese magnoliavine, lilium brownii,xylitol, and donkey-hide gelatin.

Heterophylly falsestarwort root is sweet and slightly bitter in flavorand neutral in nature, acts on spleen and lung, replenishes qi to tonifyspleen, generates body fluid and moistens lung, and is used forspleeen-deficiency body tiredness, poor appetite, weakness afterillness, qi and yin insufficiency, spontaneous perspiration and mouththirst, and lung-dryness dry cough.

Tangshen is sweet in flavor and neutral in nature, acts on spleen andlung, nourishes the middle energizer and supplements qi, harmonizesstomach and promotes the secretion of body fluid, eliminates phlegm andrelieves cough, and is used for reduced spleen-deficiency appetite andloose stool, numbness of limbs, palpitation, short of breath, mouthdryness, spontaneous perspiration, rectocele, and prolapse of theuterus.

Fuling is sweet and light in flavor and neutral in nature, acts onheart, lung, spleen, and kidney, alleviates water retention and clearsdampness, tonifies spleen, calms the mind, and is used for edema andscanty urine, phlegm and fluid retention and dizziness and palpitation,reduced spleen-deficiency appetite, loose stool and diarrhea,uneasiness, and palpitation to insomnia.

Prepared liquorice root is sweet in flavor and neutral in nature, actson heart, lung, spleen, and stomach, nourishes spleen and harmonizesstomach, supplements qi and restores pulse, and is used for spleen andstomach weakness, tiredness, palpitation, and irregular pulse.

Root and vine of manyprickle acanthopanax are acrid and slightly bitterin flavor and warm in nature, acts on spleen, kidney, and heart,tonifies kidney and waist, supplements qi to calm mind, promotes bloodcirculation to remove meridian obstruction, and is used forkidney-deficiency body weakness, soreness and weakness of waist andknees, retardation in walking of infants, spleen-deficiency asthenia,qi-deficiency edema, poor appetite, insomnia and dreamful sleep,amnesia, chest obstruction and pain, wind-cold-dampness arthralgia, andtraumatic gall.

Milkvetch root is sweet in flavor and slightly warm in nature, acts onlung, spleen, liver, and kidney, tonifies defensive-qi and secures theexterior, replenishes qi and invigorates yang, draws toxin and promotestissue generation, alleviates water retention and relieves swelling, andis used for qi-deficiency lassitude, reduced appetite and loose stool,sinking of middle qi, rectocele due to chronic diarrhea, spontaneousperspiration and night sweating, blood-deficiency etiolation, dorsalfuruncle borderless swelling, phlegm-dampness edema, and internal-heatconsumptive thirst.

Dried tangerine peel is bitter and acrid in flavor and warm in nature,acts on lung and spleen, regulates qi and tonifies spleen, driesdampness and resolves phlegm, and is used for abdominal fullness anddistention, reduced appetite and vomiting, and cough with excessivephlegm.

Angelica is sweet and acrid in flavor and warm in nature, acts on liver,heart, and spleen, replenishes blood and invigorates the circulation ofblood, regulates menstruation and relieves pain, relaxes bowel, and isused for blood-deficiency etiolation, vertigo and palpitation, irregularmenstruation, amenorrhea and dysmenorrhea, deficiency-cold stomachache,rheumatic arthralgia, traumatic injury, ulcer and skin and externaldiseases, and constipation due to intestinal dryness.

Chinese arborvitae kernel is sweet in flavor and neutral in nature, actson heart, kidney, and large intestine, tranquilizes the spirit bynourishing heart, relaxes bowel, resists sweating and is used for yinblood insufficiency, dysphoria and insomnia, palpitation, constipationdue to intestinal dryness, and yin-deficiency night sweating.

Lotus seeds are sweet and astringent in flavor and neutral in nature,act on the spleen, kidney and heart, tonify the spleen and curesdiarrhea, arrest morbid leukorrhea, tonify kidney and arrest seminalemission, nourish the heart and calm the nerves, and are used forspleen-deficiency diarrhea, morbid leukorrhea, gonobolia, andpalpitation and insomnia.

Radix asparagi is sweet and bitter in flavor and cold in nature, acts onlung and kidney, nourishes yin and moistens dryness, clears lung andpromotes the secretion of body fluid, and is used for lung-dryness drycough, pertussis and sticky phlegm, soreness and ache of waist andknees, steaming bone hectic fever, internal heat consumptive thirst,febrile disease and body fluid impairment, throat dryness and thirst,and constipation due to intestinal dryness.

Danshen root is bitter in flavor and slightly cold in nature, acts onheart and liver, invigorates blood circulation to remove blood stasis,induces menstruation to stop pain, clears away the heart fire andrelieves restlessness, cools blood to resolve carbuncle, and is used forchest stuffiness and pains, abdominal fullness and hypochondriac pain,mass in abdomen, heat arthralgia pain, dysphoria insomnia, irregularmenstruation, dysmenorrhea and amenorrhea, and swelling pain of skin andexternal diseases.

Solomonseal rhizome in sweet in flavor and neutral in nature, acts onspleen, lung, and kidney, replenishes qi and nourishes yin, tonifiesspleen, moistens lung, invigorates kidney, and is used for qi deficiencyof spleen and stomach, body tiredness and lassitude, stomach yininsufficiency, mouth dryness and reduced appetite, lung-deficiency drycough, over-strained cough and hemoptysis, essence and bloodinsufficiency, soreness and weakness of waist and knees, prematuregraying of hair, and internal-heat consumptive thirst.

Hyacinth bean is sweet in flavor and slightly warm in nature, acts onspleen and stomach, invigorates spleen to eliminate dampness, and isused for splenasthenic diarrhea, morbid leukorrhea and vomiting anddiarrhoea caused by summer-heat dampness.

Chinese yam is sweet in flavor, neutral in nature, and non-toxic, actson spleen, lung, and kidney, strengthens spleen and stomach, nourisheslung qi, tonifies kidney essence, nourishes physical health, rendersgood hearing and eyesight and delays senility upon long administration,and is used for reduced spleen-deficiency appetite, loose stooldiarrhea, lung-deficiency asthma, gonobolia and frequent urination, andyin-deficiency consumptive thirst.

Villous amomum fruit is acrid in flavor and warm in nature, acts onspleen, stomach, and kidney, promotes the circulation of qi to regulatemiddle energizer, harmonizes stomach, refreshes spleen, and is used forabdominal pain and distension, anorexia and dyspepsia, dysphagia andvomiting, cold diarrhea and dysentery, and fetal movement.

Coix seed is sweet and light in flavor and cool in nature, acts onspleen, stomach, and lung, alleviates water retention and clearsdampness, tonifies spleen and cures diarrhea, eliminates arthralgiasyndromes, discharges pus, clears away toxic matters and removes stasis,and is used for edema, beriberi, difficult urination, spleen-deficiencydiarrhea, dampness arthralgia muscular constriction, pulmonary abscess,intestinal carbuncle, excrescence, and cancerous protuberance.

Glossy ganoderma is sweet in flavor and neutral in nature, acts onliver, lung, and kidney, supplements qi to calm mind, relieves cough andasthma, and is used for vertigo and insomnia, palpitation and shortnessof breath, and consumptive asthma.

Finger citron is acrid, bitter, and sour in flavor, and warm in nature,acts on liver, spleen, stomach, and lung, soothes liver and regulatesqi, harmonizes stomach to relieve pain, dries dampness and eliminatesphlegm, and is used for qi-stagnation in liver and stomach, distendingpain in chest and hypochondrium, stomach distention and fullness,reduced appetite and vomiting, and cough with excessive phlegm.

Chinese date are sweet in flavor and warm in nature, acts on spleen andstomach, nourishes the middle energizer and supplements qi, nourishesthe blood for tranquilization of spirit, alleviates the toxicity ofdrugs, and is used for weakness of spleen and stomach, reduced appetiteand loose stool, blood-deficiency etiolation, and hysteria of woman.

Fruit of Chinese magnoliavine is sour in flavor and warm in nature, actson lung, kidney, and heart, astringes lung, nourishes kidney, promotesthe secretion of body fluid, constrains sweating, arrests seminalemission, and is used for kidney-deficiency asthma, mouth dryness andthirst, spontaneous perspiration, night sweating, internal lesion causedby overexertion and emaciation, wet dream and spermatorrhea, and chronicdiarrhea and dysentery.

Lilium brownii is sweet in flavor and cold in nature, acts on heart andlung, nourishes yin and moistens lung, clears away the heart fire andcalms mind, and is used for yin-deficiency irritating dry cough,over-strained cough and hemoptysis, dysphoria and pavor, insomnia anddreamful sleep, and trance.

Donkey-hide gelatin is neutral in nature and slightly sweet in flavor,acts on lung, liver, and kidney, replenishes blood and nourishes yin,moistens dryness, stops bleeding, and is used for blood-deficiencyetiolation, vertigo and palpitation, dysphoria insomnia, and lungdryness cough.

The qi deficiency constitution is formed mainly because native endowmentis deficient and after long-term eating disorder, emotional disorder,long illness and fatigue, oldness and weakness cause heart, lung, spleenand kidney damages. The oral paste of the present application is basedon yin nourishment and dryness moistening, spleen tonification andstomach nourishment, blood nourishment and tranquillization, qisupplementation and transportation assistance. The various drugs providesupplement without stagnation.

With the multiple types of drug materials of large dosages, efficaciesof the various drug materials generate a synergistic effect, with thefunctions of reinforcing qi and nourishing blood, and the qi deficiencyconstitution can be conditioned, so that people are vigorous with strongresistibility, and the occurrence of diseases is avoided. With theconditioning for such constitution, it is more targeted and will notcreate side effects, without harm to the human body at all, and canachieve certain efficacy of strengthening the body.

As shown in FIG. 1, the processing method for the Chinese herbal oralpaste for conditioning qi deficiency constitution of the presentdisclosure includes the following steps in sequence: preparation ofmaterials, soaking, decoction, concentration, collecting an oral paste,and finally packaging. For specific operations of respective steps,reference can be made to various embodiments of the present disclosure.

Embodiment 1

A Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qi deficiency constitutionincludes the following components in parts by weight: 5 parts ofheterophylly falsestarwort root, 4 parts of tangshen, 5 parts of fuling,3 parts of prepared liquorice root, 6 parts of root and vine ofmanyprickle acanthopanax, 6 parts of milkvetch root, 3 parts of driedtangerine peel, 2 parts of angelica, 2 parts of Chinese arborvitaekernel, 7 parts of lotus seeds, 5 parts of radix asparagi, 5 parts ofdanshen root, 6 parts of solomonseal rhizome, 7 parts of hyacinth bean,6 parts of Chinese yam, 1 parts of villous amomum fruit, 3 parts of coixseed, 6 parts of glossy ganoderma, 3 parts of finger citron, 5 parts ofChinese dates, 3 parts of fruit of Chinese magnoliavine, 13 parts oflilium brownii, 20 parts of xylitol, and 30 parts of donkey-hidegelatin.

The processing method therefor includes the following steps in sequence:

preparation of materials: measuring raw materials of formula ratioaccording to composition of the Chinese herbal oral paste, and washingraw materials, except donkey-hide gelatin and xylitol, for subsequentuse; soaking: soaking the cleaned raw materials with 8 folds of waterfor 8 h, with the water over the raw materials by 10 cm;

decoction: decocting the soaked drug materials over flame, firstlyboiling the drug materials with high heat to sufficiently expand, thenboiling the drug materials with low heat for 1 hour of decoction, thenfiltering drug juice with gauze, then soaking filtered dregs ofdecoction with clear water and decocting the soaked dregs of decoctionwith low heat for 1 hour, thus repeating 4 times, then combining thefiltered drug juice, and squeezing and filtering the dregs to obtainsqueezed juice; combining the decoction juice with the squeezed juice,followed by static settlement for 2 h, and filtering, to obtain asupernatant liquid for subsequent use;

concentration: boiling and skimming the supernatant liquid resulted inthe decoction step, followed by stirring while decocting andconcentrating with low heat, until a drug liquid does not disperse whenbeing dropped on paper, to obtain a vegetarian paste;

collecting an oral paste: pouring xylitol and melted donkey-hide gelatininto the vegetarian paste respectively, stirring them continuously witha shovel while cooking them slowly with low heat, until the juice cancoagulate into beads and not disperse when being dropped into clearwater, then canning the resulted oral paste.

In the above, the step of melting gelatin type drugs is: smashing lumpsof donkey-hide gelatin into small gelatin pieces or gelatin powder,soaking and softening the small gelatin pieces or the gelatin powder inShaoxing wine, water bath heating the softened small gelatin pieces orgelatin powder in a steamer until they are completely melted.

Embodiment 2

A Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qi deficiency constitutionincludes the following components in parts by weight: 16 parts ofheterophylly falsestarwort root, 15 parts of tangshen, 16 parts offuling, 7 parts of prepared liquorice root, 17 parts of root and vine ofmanyprickle acanthopanax, 18 parts of milkvetch root, 9 parts of driedtangerine peel, 14 parts of angelica, 8 parts of Chinese arborvitaekernel, 17 parts of lotus seeds, 16 parts of radix asparagi, 16 parts ofdanshen root, 17 parts of solomonseal rhizome, 15 parts of hyacinthbean, 20 parts of Chinese yam, 5 parts of villous amomum fruit, 17 partsof coix seed, 18 parts of glossy ganoderma, 10 parts of finger citron,14 parts of Chinese dates, 9 parts of fruit of Chinese magnoliavine, 25parts of lilium brownii, 40 parts of xylitol, and 50 parts ofdonkey-hide gelatin.

The processing method therefor includes the following steps in sequence:

preparation of materials: measuring raw materials of formula ratioaccording to composition of the Chinese herbal oral paste, and washingraw materials, except donkey-hide gelatin and xylitol, for subsequentuse;

soaking: soaking the cleaned raw materials with 10 folds of water for 15h, with the water over the raw materials by 20 cm;

decoction: decocting the soaked drug materials over flame, firstlyboiling the drug materials with high heat to sufficiently expand, thenboiling the drug materials with low heat for 2 hours of decoction, thenfiltering drug juice with gauze, then soaking filtered dregs ofdecoction with clear water and decocting the soaked dregs of decoctionwith low heat for 1 hour, thus repeating 4 times, then combining thefiltered drug juice, and squeezing and filtering the dregs to obtainsqueezed juice; combining the decoction juice with the squeezed juice,followed by static settlement for 2 h, and filtering, to obtain asupernatant liquid for subsequent use;

concentration: boiling and skimming the supernatant liquid resulted inthe decoction step, followed by stirring while decocting andconcentrating with low heat, until a drug liquid does not disperse whenbeing dropped on paper, to obtain a vegetarian paste;

collecting an oral paste: pouring xylitol and melted donkey-hide gelatininto the vegetarian paste respectively, stirring them continuously witha shovel while cooking them slowly with low heat, until the juice cancoagulate into beads and not disperse when being dropped into clearwater, then canning the resulted oral paste.

In the above, the step of melting gelatin type drugs is: smashing lumpsof donkey-hide gelatin into small gelatin pieces or gelatin powder,soaking and softening the small gelatin pieces or the gelatin powder inShaoxing wine, water bath heating the softened small gelatin pieces orgelatin powder in a steamer until they are completely melted.

Embodiment 3

A Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qi deficiency constitutionincludes the following components in parts by weight: 7 parts ofheterophylly falsestarwort root, 7 parts of tangshen, 7 parts of fuling,4 parts of prepared liquorice root, 9 parts of root and vine ofmanyprickle acanthopanax, 9 parts of milkvetch root, 5 parts of driedtangerine peel, 6 parts of angelica, 4 parts of Chinese arborvitaekernel, 10 parts of lotus seeds, 7 parts of radix asparagi, 7 parts ofdanshen root, 9 parts of solomonseal rhizome, 10 parts of hyacinth bean,10 parts of Chinese yam, 2 parts of villous amomum fruit, 9 parts ofcoix seed, 9 parts of glossy ganoderma, 5 parts of finger citron, 7parts of Chinese dates, 5 parts of fruit of Chinese magnoliavine, 16parts of lilium brownii, 25 parts of xylitol, and 35 parts ofdonkey-hide gelatin.

The processing method therefor includes the following steps in sequence:

preparation of materials: measuring raw materials of formula ratioaccording to composition of the Chinese herbal oral paste, and washingraw materials, except donkey-hide gelatin and xylitol, for subsequentuse;

soaking: soaking the cleaned raw materials with 9 folds of water for 12h, with the water over the raw materials by 13 cm;

decoction: decocting the soaked drug materials over flame, firstlyboiling the drug materials with high heat to sufficiently expand, thenboiling the drug materials with low heat for 1.5 hours of decoction,then filtering drug juice with gauze, then soaking filtered dregs ofdecoction with clear water and decocting the soaked dregs of decoctionwith low heat for 1 hour, thus repeating 3 times, then combining thefiltered drug juice, and squeezing and filtering the dregs to obtainsqueezed juice; combining the decoction juice with the squeezed juice,followed by static settlement for 2 h, and filtering, to obtain asupernatant liquid for subsequent use;

concentration: boiling and skimming the supernatant liquid resulted inthe decoction step, followed by stirring while decocting andconcentrating with low heat, until a drug liquid does not disperse whenbeing dropped on paper, to obtain a vegetarian paste;

collecting an oral paste: pouring xylitol and melted donkey-hide gelatininto the vegetarian paste respectively, stirring them continuously witha shovel while cooking them slowly with low heat, until the juice cancoagulate into beads and not disperse when being dropped into clearwater, then canning the resulted oral paste.

In the above, the step of melting gelatin type drugs is: smashing lumpsof donkey-hide gelatin into small gelatin pieces or gelatin powder,soaking and softening the small gelatin pieces or the gelatin powder inShaoxing wine, water bath heating the softened small gelatin pieces orgelatin powder in a steamer until they are completely melted.

Embodiment 4

A Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qi deficiency constitutionincludes the following components in parts by weight: 13 parts ofheterophylly falsestarwort root, 13 parts of tangshen, 13 parts offuling, 6 parts of prepared liquorice root, 14 parts of root and vine ofmanyprickle acanthopanax, 15 parts of milkvetch root, 7 parts of driedtangerine peel, 10 parts of angelica, 7 parts of Chinese arborvitaekernel, 15 parts of lotus seeds, 13 parts of radix asparagi, 13 parts ofdanshen root, 13 parts of solomonseal rhizome, 13 parts of hyacinthbean, 16 parts of Chinese yam, 4 parts of villous amomum fruit, 15 partsof coix seed, 15 parts of glossy ganoderma, 7 parts of finger citron, 13parts of Chinese dates, 7 parts of fruit of Chinese magnoliavine, 23parts of lilium brownii, 35 parts of xylitol, and 45 parts ofdonkey-hide gelatin.

The processing method therefor includes the following steps in sequence:preparation of materials: measuring raw materials of formula ratioaccording to composition of the Chinese herbal oral paste, and washingraw materials, except donkey-hide gelatin and xylitol, for subsequentuse;

soaking: soaking the cleaned raw materials with 9 folds of water for 10h, with the water over the raw materials by 17 cm;

decoction: decocting the soaked drug materials over flame, firstlyboiling the drug materials with high heat to sufficiently expand, thenboiling the drug materials with low heat for 1.5 hours of decoction,then filtering drug juice with gauze, then soaking filtered dregs ofdecoction with clear water and decocting the soaked dregs of decoctionwith low heat for 1 hour, thus repeating 3 times, then combining thefiltered drug juice, and squeezing and filtering the dregs to obtainsqueezed juice;

combining the decoction juice with the squeezed juice, followed bystatic settlement for 2 h, and filtering, to obtain a supernatant liquidfor subsequent use;

concentration: boiling and skimming the supernatant liquid resulted inthe decoction step, followed by stirring while decocting andconcentrating with low heat, until a drug liquid does not disperse whenbeing dropped on paper, to obtain a vegetarian paste;

collecting an oral paste: pouring xylitol and melted donkey-hide gelatininto the vegetarian paste respectively, stirring them continuously witha shovel while cooking them slowly with low heat, until the juice cancoagulate into beads and not disperse when being dropped into clearwater, then canning the resulted oral paste.

In the above, the step of melting gelatin type drugs is: smashing lumpsof donkey-hide gelatin into small gelatin pieces or gelatin powder,soaking and softening the small gelatin pieces or the gelatin powder inShaoxing wine, water bath heating the softened small gelatin pieces orgelatin powder in a steamer until they are completely melted.

Embodiment 5

A Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qi deficiency constitutionincludes the following components in parts by weight: 10 parts ofheterophylly falsestarwort root, 10 parts of tangshen, 10 parts offuling, 5 parts of prepared liquorice root, 12 parts of root and vine ofmanyprickle acanthopanax, 12 parts of milkvetch root, 6 parts of driedtangerine peel, 8 parts of angelica, 6 parts of Chinese arborvitaekernel, 12 parts of lotus seeds, 10 parts of radix asparagi, 10 parts ofdanshen root, 12 parts of solomonseal rhizome, 12 parts of hyacinthbean, 13 parts of Chinese yam, 3 parts of villous amomum fruit, 12 partsof coix seed, 12 parts of glossy ganoderma, 6 parts of finger citron, 10parts of Chinese dates, 6 parts of fruit of Chinese magnoliavine, 20parts of lilium brownii, 30 parts of xylitol, and 40 parts ofdonkey-hide gelatin.

The processing method therefor includes the following steps in sequence:

preparation of materials: measuring raw materials of formula ratioaccording to composition of the Chinese herbal oral paste, and washingraw materials, except donkey-hide gelatin and xylitol, for subsequentuse;

soaking: soaking the cleaned raw materials with 9 folds of water for 13h, with the water over the raw materials by 18 cm;

decoction: decocting the soaked drug materials over flame, firstlyboiling the drug materials with high heat to sufficiently expand, thenboiling the drug materials with low heat for 1.5 hours of decoction,then filtering drug juice with gauze, then soaking filtered dregs ofdecoction with clear water and decocting the soaked dregs of decoctionwith low heat for 1 hour, thus repeating 3 times, then combining thefiltered drug juice, and squeezing and filtering the dregs to obtainsqueezed juice; combining the decoction juice with the squeezed juice,followed by static settlement for 2 h, and filtering, to obtain asupernatant liquid for subsequent use;

concentration: boiling and skimming the supernatant liquid resulted inthe decoction step, followed by stirring and decocting and concentratingwith low heat, until a drug liquid does not disperse when being droppedon paper, to obtain a vegetarian paste;

collecting an oral paste: pouring xylitol and melted donkey-hide gelatininto the vegetarian paste respectively, stirring them continuously witha shovel while cooking them slowly with low heat, until the juice cancoagulate into beads and not disperse when being dropped into clearwater, then canning the resulted oral paste.

In the above, the step of melting gelatin type drugs is: smashing lumpsof donkey-hide gelatin into small gelatin pieces or gelatin powder,soaking and softening the small gelatin pieces or the gelatin powder inShaoxing wine, water bath heating the softened small gelatin pieces orgelatin powder in a steamer until they are completely melted.

Experiment Example 1: the following is a test for the effects of theChinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qi deficiency constitutionprepared according to Embodiment 5 of the present disclosure.

Basic conditions of cases: 100 clinical cases of qi deficiencyconstitution, including 50 males and 50 females. The youngest was aged12, and the oldest was aged 57.

Usage and dosage: 25 g each time, once a day. Brew 25 g of the oralpaste with boiling water in a cup, and stir the oral paste to make itmelt for administration.

The evaluation criteria for therapeutic effects:

Cured: the clinical symptoms completely disappeared, and normal life wasrestored.

Effective: the clinical symptoms partially disappeared, and varioussigns were gradually improved.

Ineffective: the symptoms and signs were not obviously improved.

Result statistics: 58 cases cured, effective to 34 cases, andineffective to 8 cases, i.e., effective to 92 cases in total, thereforethe total effective rate was 92%.

EXPERIMENT EXAMPLE 2

In order to demonstrate that the Chinese herbal oral paste prepared bythe present disclosure have unexpected technical effects on qideficiency symptoms, an experiment was conducted on a product preparedby the present disclosure by using qi-deficiency models prepared by aswimming strain method in combination with a controlled feeding method,so as to demonstrate the remarkable therapeutic effects of the productof the present disclosure, and demonstrate the prominently advantageoustechnical effects achieved by the present disclosure. The specificexperiment was as follows:

1. Experimental Animals:

SD rats, half males and half females, with the body weight of 220-250 g.

2. Product for Experiment

The Chinese herbal oral paste prepared according to Embodiments 1-5 ofthe present application.

3. Experimental Method

3.1 Preparation of Models

The rats were randomly divided into a normal group, a qi-deficiencymodel group, and five experimental groups of Embodiments 1-5. The normalgroup was normally fed, and had free access to food and drink, and theother groups were fed in a controlled manner (the feeding amount washalf that of normal feeding) and conducted exhaustive swimming with thewater temperature being controlled at 20° C. When the rats wereswimming, they were prevented from resting by using tails to supporttheir bodies at the bottom of the pool, and the swimming was conductedonce a day for 14 days continuously, until they sank at the time ofswimming and were still unable to return to the water surface 10 secondslater, this state was the so-called “exhausted”. After the preparationof the models, the activities and the state of the rats in each groupwere observed. After the experiment was completed, 3% of pentobarbitalsodium was administered to the rats by intraperitoneal injection foranesthesia, and 6-7 ml of blood was taken from the abdominal aorta ofeach rat, and was placed in a heparin anticoagulant tube for thedetection of hemorrheological index.

3.2 Experimental Group-Division

The rats were randomly divided into seven groups, including a normalgroup, a qi-deficiency model group, and experimental groups ofEmbodiments 1-5, with ten rats in each group. The experimental groups ofEmbodiments 1-5 of the present disclosure were intragastricallyadministered with the Chinese herbal oral paste products prepared inEmbodiments 1-5 of the present application, respectively (dosage: 0.4g/kg), and the normal group was intragastrically administered withequivalent amount of saline for 14 days continuously.

3.3 Statistical Analysis

SPSS12.0 software was used for statistics, the method of one-wayanalysis of variance was adopted, and analysis of variance was used forintergroup comparison. P<0.05 means that the difference has thestatistical significance.

4. Behavioral Study

Monitoring of the general condition: the state, activities, etc. of themodel animals were observed, and scoring was carried out according tothe specific characterizations thereof with reference to the scoringtable of Table 1. The scoring results are shown in Table 2.

TABLE 1 Experimental Rats Biological Characterization Semi-quantitativeScoring Observation Table Color of Ear Score State Skin and Hair andTail Stool 0 active skin being tightly linked with fat, and red andshiny dry and formed elastic, hair being bright and supple stool 1slightly unresponsive skin being slightly flabby with reduced light redand sticky, soft and and having reduced skin turgor, and hair being dry,yellow matt formed stool locomotor activity and matt 2 lassitude andsluggish skin being flabby, fat increasing, and slightly white formlessand hair being dry or tangled and matt loose stool with a bad smell 3listless with weakened skin being flabby, becoming obese, hair pale orpale greenish-brown, confrontational being yellow and thin, and sheddingwith cyan loose and sticky activities stool with a foul smell

TABLE 2 Experimental Rats Biological Characterization Observation TableGroup n Score Blank Group 20 1.26 ± 0.37   Model Group 20  4.44 ± 0.63**Embodiment 1 20 1.28 ± 0.29^(##) Embodiment 2 20 1.35 ± 0.30^(##)Embodiment 3 20 1.29 ± 0.54^(##) Embodiment 4 20 1.37 ± 0.38^(##)Embodiment 5 20 1.30 ± 0.42^(##) Note: compared with the blank group,**P < 0.01; and compared with the model group, ^(##)P < 0.01.

As can be seen from Table 2, the biological representation scoringexperiment results of the rats in each group show that the rats in theblank control group are active and responsive; the rats in theqi-deficiency model group are lassitude, listless, sluggish and evensquint; with flabby skin and matt hair on the back; with slightly whiteand dry tail and nose; and have loose but formed stool. Compared withthe blank control group, the biological representation score isremarkably increased (P<0.01); and the biological representation scoresof the rats administered with the Chinese herbal oral paste ofEmbodiments 1-5 of the present application are significantly different(P<0.01) from that of the model group.

5. In this experiment, the exhaustive swimming time of the rats in eachgroup was further measured. The time experiment results show that,compared with the blank control group, the exhaustive swimming time ofthe rats in the qi-deficiency model group is remarkably reduced and hasa statistically significant difference (P<0.01); and compared with theqi-deficiency model group, the exhaustive swimming time of the rats inthe experimental groups of Embodiments 1-5 of the present disclosure isremarkably increased and has a statistically significant difference(P<0.01).

6. In this experiment, hemorrheological index was further tested for therats in each group. The experimental results show that, compared withthe model group, high shear blood viscosity, middle shear bloodviscosity, low shear blood viscosity, plasma viscosity, fibrinogen, anderythrocyte deformation index and aggregation index in the experimentalgroups of Embodiments 1-5 of the present disclosure have been improvedto different extents (P<0.01 or P<0.05).

It should be indicated that Embodiments 1-5 of the present invention aremerely some of the embodiments for implementing the technical solutionsof the present invention, and should not be construed as the scope ofprotection of the present invention merely limited to the above fiveembodiments, and a person skilled in the art can make furtherimprovements on the basis of the present invention without departingfrom the principle and spirit of the present invention.

For example, the components of the Chinese herbal oral paste of thepresent invention are not limited to those listed in respectiveembodiments, while other Chinese herbal medicines also can be added, tofurther perfecting the drug formulation of the Chinese herbal oral pasteof the present invention.

For another example, in the process of the processing method for theChinese herbal oral paste of the present invention, in the concentrationstep, when the drug juice is concentrated to the vegetarian paste, awild jujube shell powder is added evenly with stirring. The wild jujubeshell powder above is obtained by sufficiently smashing and grinding thewild jujube shell, with a particle size of 100-400 micrometers. The wildjujube shell powder has the main components of cellulose and lignin, hasquite advanced pores in the powder particles, and is a natural drugcarrier. When added to the Chinese herbal oral paste, the pores insidethe wild jujube shell powder will be filled up with the drug componentsof the Chinese herbal oral paste. Since the cellulose and lignin cannotbe digested or absorbed in vivo, they can be effective as sustainedrelease, and a small part of the drug components stored in the wildjujube shell powder can be released continuously, so that the drug ispresent in the digestive system for an extended period of time. Thephenomenon that the drug components are wasted as the digestive systemcannot absorb a large amount of drug components within a short period oftime will not occur. The wild jujube shell powder is added in an amountof 1%-3% of the gelatin type drugs, and should not be used in anexcessive amount, because the excessive amount, on one hand, willdeteriorate the form quality of the oral paste, and on the other hand,will increase the burdens of the intestines and stomach as it cannot beabsorbed by the human body.

The descriptions above are only preferred embodiments of the presentinvention, which are not used to limit the present invention. For aperson skilled in the art, the present invention may have variouschanges and variations. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions,improvements etc. within the spirit and principle of the presentinvention shall all be included in the scope of protection of thepresent invention.

What is claimed is:
 1. A Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qideficiency constitution, comprising the following components in parts byweight: 5-16 parts of heterophylly falsestarwort root, 4-15 parts oftangshen, 5-16 parts of fuling, 3-7 parts of prepared liquorice root,6-17 parts of root and vine of manyprickle acanthopanax, 6-18 parts ofmilkvetch root, 3-9 parts of dried tangerine peel, 2-14 parts ofangelica, 2-8 parts of Chinese arborvitae kernel, 7-17 parts of lotusseeds, 5-16 parts of radix asparagi, 5-16 parts of danshen root, 6-17parts of solomonseal rhizome, 7-15 parts of hyacinth bean, 6-20 parts ofChinese yam, 1-5 parts of villous amomum fruit, 3-17 parts of coix seed,6-18 parts of glossy ganoderma, 3-10 parts of finger citron, 5-14 partsof Chinese dates, 3-9 parts of fruit of Chinese magnoliavine, 13-25parts of lilium brownii, 20-40 parts of xylitol, and 30-50 parts ofdonkey-hide gelatin.
 2. The Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioningqi deficiency constitution of claim 1, wherein the heterophyllyfalsestarwort root is 7-13 parts by weight, the tangshen is 7-13 partsby weight, the fuling is 7-13 parts by weight, the prepared liquoriceroot is 4-6 parts by weight, the root and vine of manyprickleacanthopanax are 9-14 parts by weight, the milkvetch root is 9-15 partsby weight, the dried tangerine peel is 5-7 parts by weight, the angelicais 6-10 parts by weight, the Chinese arborvitae kernel is 4-7 parts byweight, the lotus seeds are 10-15 parts by weight, the radix asparagi is7-13 parts by weight, the danshen root is 7-13 parts by weight, thesolomonseal rhizome is 9-13 parts by weight, the hyacinth bean is 10-13parts by weight, the Chinese yam is 10-16 parts by weight, the villousamomum fruit is 2-4 parts by weight, the coix seed is 9-15 parts byweight, the glossy ganoderma is 9-15 parts by weight, the finger citronis 5-7 parts by weight, the Chinese dates is 7-13 parts by weight, thefruit of Chinese magnoliavine is 5-7 parts by weight, the lilium browniiis 16-23 parts by weight, the xylitol is 25-35 parts by weight, and thedonkey-hide gelatin is 35-45 parts by weight.
 3. The Chinese herbal oralpaste for conditioning qi deficiency constitution of claim 1, whereinthe heterophylly falsestarwort root is 10 parts by weight, the tangshenis 10 parts by weight, the fuling is 10 parts by weight, the preparedliquorice root is 5 parts by weight, the root and vine of manyprickleacanthopanax are 12 parts by weight, the milkvetch root is 12 parts byweight, the dried tangerine peel is 6 parts by weight, the angelica is 8parts by weight, the Chinese arborvitae kernel is 6 parts by weight, thelotus seeds are 12 parts by weight, the radix asparagi is 10 parts byweight, the danshen root is 10 parts by weight, the solomonseal rhizomeis 12 parts by weight, the hyacinth bean is 12 parts by weight, theChinese yam is 13 parts by weight, the villous amomum fruit is 3 partsby weight, the coix seed is 12 parts by weight, the glossy ganoderma is12 parts by weight, the finger citron is 6 parts by weight, the Chinesedates is 10 parts by weight, the fruit of Chinese magnoliavine is 6parts by weight, the lilium brownii is 20 parts by weight, the xylitolis 30 parts by weight, and the donkey-hide gelatin is 40 parts byweight.
 4. A processing method for the Chinese herbal oral paste forconditioning qi deficiency constitution of claim 1, comprising thefollowing steps in sequence: preparation of materials, soaking,decoction, concentration, and collecting an oral paste.
 5. Theprocessing method for the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qideficiency constitution of claim 4, wherein the step of preparation ofmaterials is: measuring raw materials of formula ratio according tocomposition of the Chinese herbal oral paste, and washing raw materials,except donkey-hide gelatin and xylitol, for subsequent use.
 6. Theprocessing method for the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qideficiency constitution of claim 5, wherein the soaking step is: soakingthe cleaned raw materials with 8-10 folds of water for 8-15 h, with thewater over the raw materials by 10-20 cm.
 7. The processing method forthe Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qi deficiencyconstitution of claim 6, wherein the decoction step is: decocting thesoaked drug materials over flame, firstly boiling the drug materialswith high heat to sufficiently expand, then boiling the drug materialswith low heat for 1-2 hours of decoction, then filtering drug juice withgauze, then soaking filtered dregs of decoction with clear water anddecocting the soaked dregs of decoction with low heat for 1 hour, thusrepeating 2-4 times, then combining the filtered drug juice, andsqueezing and filtering the dregs to obtain a squeezed juice; combiningthe decoction juice with the squeezed juice, followed by staticsettlement for 2 h, and filtering, to obtain a supernatant liquid forsubsequent use.
 8. The processing method for the Chinese herbal oralpaste for conditioning qi deficiency constitution of claim 7, whereinthe concentration step is: boiling and skimming the supernatant liquidresulted in the decoction step, followed by stirring while decocting andconcentrating with low heat, until a drug liquid does not disperse whenbeing dropped on paper, to obtain a vegetarian paste.
 9. The processingmethod for the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qi deficiencyconstitution of claim 8, wherein the step of collecting an oral pasteis: pouring xylitol and melted donkey-hide gelatin into the vegetarianpaste respectively, stirring them continuously with a shovel whilecooking them slowly with low heat, until the juice can coagulate and notdisperse into beads when being dropped into clear water, then canningthe resulted oral paste.
 10. The processing method for the Chineseherbal oral paste for conditioning qi deficiency constitution of claim9, wherein the melting step is: smashing lumps of donkey-hide gelatininto small gelatin pieces or gelatin powder, soaking and softening thesmall gelatin pieces or the gelatin powder in Shaoxing wine, water bathheating the softened small gelatin pieces or gelatin powder in a steameruntil they are completely melted.
 11. A processing method for theChinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qi deficiency constitution ofclaim 2, comprising the following steps in sequence: preparation ofmaterials, soaking, decoction, concentration, and collecting an oralpaste.
 12. The processing method for the Chinese herbal oral paste forconditioning qi deficiency constitution of claim 11, wherein the step ofpreparation of materials is: measuring raw materials of formula ratioaccording to composition of the Chinese herbal oral paste, and washingraw materials, except donkey-hide gelatin and xylitol, for subsequentuse.
 13. The processing method for the Chinese herbal oral paste forconditioning qi deficiency constitution of claim 12, wherein the soakingstep is: soaking the cleaned raw materials with 8-10 folds of water for8-15 h, with the water over the raw materials by 10-20 cm.
 14. Theprocessing method for the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qideficiency constitution of claim 13, wherein the decoction step is:decocting the soaked drug materials over flame, firstly boiling the drugmaterials with high heat to sufficiently expand, then boiling the drugmaterials with low heat for 1-2 hours of decoction, then filtering drugjuice with gauze, then soaking filtered dregs of decoction with clearwater and decocting the soaked dregs of decoction with low heat for 1hour, thus repeating 2-4 times, then combining the filtered drug juice,and squeezing and filtering the dregs to obtain a squeezed juice;combining the decoction juice with the squeezed juice, followed bystatic settlement for 2 h, and filtering, to obtain a supernatant liquidfor subsequent use.
 15. The processing method for the Chinese herbaloral paste for conditioning qi deficiency constitution of claim 14,wherein the concentration step is: boiling and skimming the supernatantliquid resulted in the decoction step, followed by stirring whiledecocting and concentrating with low heat, until a drug liquid does notdisperse when being dropped on paper, to obtain a vegetarian paste. 16.The processing method for the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioningqi deficiency constitution of claim 15, wherein the step of collectingan oral paste is: pouring xylitol and melted donkey-hide gelatin intothe vegetarian paste respectively, stirring them continuously with ashovel while cooking them slowly with low heat, until the juice cancoagulate and not disperse into beads when being dropped into clearwater, then canning the resulted oral paste.
 17. The processing methodfor the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qi deficiencyconstitution of claim 16, wherein the melting step is: smashing lumps ofdonkey-hide gelatin into small gelatin pieces or gelatin powder, soakingand softening the small gelatin pieces or the gelatin powder in Shaoxingwine, water bath heating the softened small gelatin pieces or gelatinpowder in a steamer until they are completely melted.
 18. A processingmethod for the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qi deficiencyconstitution of claim 3, comprising the following steps in sequence:preparation of materials, soaking, decoction, concentration, andcollecting an oral paste.
 19. The processing method for the Chineseherbal oral paste for conditioning qi deficiency constitution of claim18, wherein the step of preparation of materials is: measuring rawmaterials of formula ratio according to composition of the Chineseherbal oral paste, and washing raw materials, except donkey-hide gelatinand xylitol, for subsequent use.
 20. The processing method for theChinese herbal oral paste for conditioning qi deficiency constitution ofclaim 19, wherein the soaking step is: soaking the cleaned raw materialswith 8-10 folds of water for 8-15 h, with the water over the rawmaterials by 10-20 cm.